As Friday marked the 31st anniversary of China's One-Child Policy, UF students rallied in Turlington Plaza to spread awareness of the gendercide of 37 million girls.
Former Disney Imagineer Mark Hickson will speak about his time at the "Happiest Place on Earth" Monday night at Orange and Brew.
UF continues to seek a way to implement a 3 percent raise for faculty to offset new state requirements that has state employees contributing to their retirement.
UF has repaid about $192,000 to the National Institutes for Health following two 2010 audits that found grant money awarded to the College of Health and Human Performance had been used inappropriately.
A new collection at Library East has books that aren't only meant to be read - they are meant to be interpreted.
The UF Center for Leadership and Service is looking for students to register for the third Gator Global Initiative by Sept. 30.
UF alumnus and noted journalist Jeff Klinkenberg will speak on the changing landscape of Florida culture at 6 p.m. Monday in the Pugh Hall ocora.
Representatives from the DeLuna Festival will be at UF today for exclusive giveaways and student ticket offers for this year's concert, which is Oct. 14 - Oct. 16.
UF will kick off its first production of the season Friday night with "You Can't Take It With You," a feel-good comedy about the wacky antics of the Sycamore family.
Students from a variety of campus organizations danced, sang and improvised Wednesday night at the Hispanic Heritage Month Talent Show.
Even in the pursuit of the best and the brightest, UF is not immune to a national dip in SAT scores among high school graduates.
Tragedy struck earlier this month for a Santa Fe College student.
About 2,500 UF sorority sisters will get together next week to commemorate Panhellenic Pride Week.
This weekend, Gainesville's Hispanic flavor will be out in full force.
Chris Crenshaw is a voracious reader.
Money may not be able to buy happiness, but it just might get you into college.
With college applications starting to trickle in, UF's Innovation Academy has received its first batch of applicants for the Spring 2013 semester.
Volleyball is an action-packed sport full of hits, sets and spikes. Yet for those less knowledgeable of the game, things can get confusing.
Dancers performing traditional Japanese routines, rappers and a ukulele-electric guitar duo will come together tonight to compete at the 2011 Hispanic Heritage Month Talent Show.
Randy Harmatz has been named the chief quality officer for UF&Shands, the UF Academic Health Center.
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